The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-07-07

pointed to any civil office under the Government except
that of member of the Cabinet
ARTICLE 81. The Government of this Kingdom is
that of Constitutional Monarchy, under His Majesty
kalakaua, His Heirs and Successors.
ARTICLE % The Crown is hereby permanently con-
rned to His Majesty Kalakaua and to the Heirs of His
body lawfully begotten and to their lawful Descendants
direct line; failing whom the Crown shall descend
to Her Royal Hghness the Princess Liluokalani and
the heirs of her body lawfully begotten and their lawful
descendants direct line The Succession shall be
the senior male child and to the heirs of his body fail
ing male child. the succession shall be to the senior
female child and to the heirs of her body In case there
heir above provided the successor shall be the
person whom the Sovereign shall appoint with the
sent OF the MOBILES. and publicly proclaim during
the Sovereign lie: but should there be such appoint
ment and proclamation and the Throne should become
vacant, then the Cabinet, Immediately after the
occurring of such vacancy shall meeting of the
Legislature. who shall elect by ballot some
native Ali of the Kingdom Successor to the Throne
and the Successor elected shall become STRIPS
for Royal Family; and the succession from the Sover
eign thus elected shall be regulated by the law
as the present Royal Family of Hawaii
ARTICLE % It shall not be lawful for any member
of the Royal Family of Hawaii who may by Law sue
coed to the Throne to contract Marriage without the
consent of the Reignng Sovereign Every Marriage so
contracted shall be void and the person contracting
a Marriage, may, by the proclamation of the Reigning
Sovereign be declared to have forfeited His or Her
right to the Throne and after such Proclamation the
Right of Succession shall vest in the next Heir as
though such offender dead
ARTICLE "a. His Majesty kaakaua will and his Sue
cessors shall take the following oath: solemnly
in the presence of Almighty God, to maintain the
Constitution of the Kingdom whole and nvioate and
to govern in conformity Herewith
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Throne, who has been convicted of any infamous crime
who is insane idiot
ARTICLE 26 The King is the Commander-in-C Chief of
the Army and Navy and of all other Military Forces of
the Kingdom, by and land. But he shall never
proclaim without the consent of the Legislature;
and military naval force shall be organized except
by the authority of the Legislature.
ARTICLE 81 The King, by and with the advice of
His Prvy Council and with the consent of the Cabinet
has the power grant epreves and pardons after
victon, for all oenses, except in of impeachment
ARTICLE 2S The King the Legislature at the
seat of Government at different place, if
that should become insecure from enemy any
dangerous disorder and prorogues the and in any
great emergency he may with the advice of the Prvy
Council. convene the Legislature in extraordinary
Session.
ARTICLE 80 The King has the power to make
Treaties Treaties involving changes in the Tariff in
any law of the Kingdom, shall be referred for approval
to the Legislature The King appoints Public Min
listers who shall be commissioned accredited, and in
structed agreeably to the usage and law of Nations
ARTICLE 80 It is the Kings Prerogative to re-
ceve and acknowledge Public Ministers: to inform the
Legislature by Royal Message, from time to time
of the state of the King4om and to recommend to
its consideration such he shall judge
eSsary and eXpedient.
Article 81. The person of the King is nvioable and
sacred His Ministers responsible. To the King
and the Cabinet belongs the Executive power All laws
that have passed the Legislature, shall require His
Majestys signature III order to their validity except
as provided III Article As.
ARTICLE 80 Whenever upon the decease of the
Regning Sovereign, the Heir shall be less than eighteen
years of age the Royal Power shall be exercised by
Regent Council OF Regency, hereinafter provided
ARTICLE 80 It shall be lawful for the King at any
time when he may be about absent himself from the
Kingdom, to appoint Regent Council OF Regency
who shall administer the Government in His name and
likewise the King may, by His last Will and Testament
appoint Regent Council of Regency to administer
the Government during the minority of any Heir to the
Throne: and should a Sovereign decease leaving a
minor Heir, and having made no last VIII and Tesla
ment the Cabinet at the time of such decease
which shall be called Immediately, be assembled
and the Legislature Immediately that it is as
sembled shall proceed to choose by ballot Regent
Council OF Regency, who shall administer the Govern
ment III the of the King, and exercise all the
powers which constitutonay vested in the King
until such heir shall have attained the age of eighteen
years. which age declared to be the legal majority of
such Sovereign.
ARTICLE 81 The King is Sovereign of all the Chief,
ard of all the people.
Article So All Titles of Honor Orders and other
distinctions, emanate from the King
ARTICLE So The King coins money and regulates
the currency, by law.
ARTICLE 81. The King, in case of invasion or rebel
lion, place the whole Kingdom. or any part OF it.
under martial law.
ARTICLE IS. The National Ensign shall not be
changed, except by Act of the Legislature